yes yes, but what about Count Vronsky (vroom vroom) who is sipping his Bovril in the face of who knows what - and the Finn who is single-handedly dealing with the situation and wondering where the other players are?
ok - but just to say that I looked up vraisemblance - and if we were attempting this I would have to say that we were veering catastrophically off course. Not that I mind about this at all, you understand. But just saying.
yes yes, but what about Count Vronsky (vroom vroom) who is sipping his Bovril in the face of who knows what - and the Finn who is single-handedly dealing with the situation and wondering where the other players are?
ReplyDeleteVrouw!
Stop with the "vr" words!
ReplyDeleteFor a moment I thought you meant "Huckleberry Finn" and that Anna had put him and Tom Sawyer into the story.(She probably has.)
I had forgotten all about P and M strolling about Lake Geneva one minute, then on the planet Vron the next.
If I remember correctly, I had Byron studying Agrippa, grooming him for the Dr. Frankenstein role.
"I'll be back."
(Terminator)
ok - but just to say that I looked up vraisemblance - and if we were attempting this I would have to say that we were veering catastrophically off course. Not that I mind about this at all, you understand. But just saying.
ReplyDelete"Veering" is a "vr" word; ditch it! The fact that a vowel sound intervenes means nothing. Most "vr" things have a "mute e" between the v and the r.
ReplyDeleteNow I fear going back. It does not even sound like "Signs". Your writing sounds like a "Signs" replacement from the planet Vron.
I looked up "en vrac" and it says that it means "in bulk", but I think it means "alien from Vron", "en" being a shortened Latin "ens" or "being:...
"vr" being the horribly ever-present "vr" from Vron...
and "ac" being an infix meaning "female visitor during Eights Week"!